Compressed variants of the serializers.#211
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Compressed variants of the serializers.#211KommuSoft wants to merge 3 commits intosebleier:masterfrom
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Often JSON/YAML/pickle can produce large blobs with a lot of duplicated data.
By using a fast compressor, this can result in both faster writing and reading because the "bandwidth" between the Django layer and the database is smaller, and therefore more efficient. Yes, compressing takes some time as well, but for certain types of data (like pickled dataframes for example), this might pay off, and overall speed up processing.